That's it from us on another action-packed day of drama in the Irish Premiership.

Coleraine moved back to the top of the league standings with a comprehensive 5-0 win over Crusaders, while Larne fought back to overcome Bangor 2-1.

Cliftonville ran out 3-1 victors over Dungannon Swifts, while a last-gasp leveller saw Limavady United secure a precious point on the road at Carrick Rangers.

Duncan Ferguson's bow as Glentoran manager must wait until Friday night however as the east Belfast side's game against Ballymena United fell victim of the weather.

We'll be back with more top division action on Tuesday night as Larne play Limavady in a rearranged fixture but until then it's bye from us and enjoy what remains of your evening.

Watch Ronan Doherty drill home an unstoppable left-foot drive to put Larne ahead against Bangor.

Larne come from behind to end their three-match losing run with victory at Clandeboye Park!

Ben Arthurs headed Bangor into a first-half lead with his 170th goal for the club, but second-half strikes from substitutes Paul O'Neill and Ronan Doherty turned the contest in the visitors' favour.

A frustrating evening for the Seasiders, who remain rooted to the bottom of the table.

Bangor have a promising free-kick around 25 yards from goal, potentially their last chance to salvage a point.

Steven McCullough delivers into the box, where Lewis Francis gets his head to the ball, but Larne eventually clear the danger.

Oisin Devlin launches a throw-in down the right, but Aaron Donnelly eventually clears for Larne and looks to release Paul O'Neill.

The pass goes astray and out for a Bangor throw-in as the wind really begins to pick up at Clandeboye Park, blowing against the hosts as they search for a late equaliser.

Dylan Sloan almost catches out the Bangor defence and Patrick Solis Grogan with an effort towards the near post, but the ball strikes the side-netting.

Moments later, Conor McKendry tries his luck from around 35 yards, but his ambitious effort drifts harmlessly wide to the right.

Four minutes of additional time have been indicated at Clandeboye Park, with both sides continuing to push forward.

Bangor are desperately searching for a late equaliser, while Larne look to protect their 2-1 lead.

Harry Lynch launches a long ball towards Ben Arthurs, whose touch falls into the path of Lucas McRoberts.

McRoberts gets a shot away, but his effort is deflected behind for a throw-in.

Bangor launch the ball back into the box, but Sean Graham clears the danger.

A superb long ball from Patrick Solis Grogan picks out Ben Arthurs inside the Larne box, but the striker is unable to flick it past Daniel Bent and goes to ground.

The Bangor goalkeeper almost creates something out of nothing, with five minutes of normal time remaining.

Oisin Devlin and Ben Cushnie replace captain Lewis Harrison and Liam Hassin as Lee Feeney makes his final two changes after 84 minutes, with Bangor trailing 2-1.

Caomhan McGuinness launches a throw-in towards Mackenzie Strachan, who flicks it on to Ben Arthurs.

Arthurs sends a low ball towards Lucas McRoberts, but it just evades the Bangor substitute and Larne clear the danger.

Watch Paul O'Neill head into the net to draw Larne level against Bangor at Clandeboye Park.

A stoppage in play as Bangor goalkeeper Patrick Solis Grogan goes down near the edge of his penalty area and receives treatment from the medical staff.

Mackenzie Strachan and Lucas McRoberts replace Iestyn Hughes and Tiarnan Mulvenna as Lee Feeney makes two more changes with the score level at 1-1.

Paul O'Neill races onto a loose ball as Patrick Solis Grogan rushes off his line, but the Bangor goalkeeper just manages to clear.

The ball falls to Sean Graham, who spots Grogan out of position and tries his luck from distance on the left, but his effort drifts narrowly wide.

Gary Haveron makes three changes as Larne search for an equaliser.

Jordan McEneff, Conor McKendry and Sean Graham replace Mark Randall, Kevin O'Hara and Leroy Millar respectively.

The visitors have now used all five substitutes with 25 minutes remaining.

Caomhan McGuinness finds Ben Arthurs with a throw-in down the right, but Larne clear only as far as Jack O'Mahoney.

Tiarnan Mulvenna then sends a low ball towards Matthew Ridley, who turns it behind for a Bangor corner.

Steven McCullough's delivery threatens to curl towards goal, but Rohan Ferguson gathers comfortably.

Jack O'Mahoney replaces Reece Neale as Lee Feeney makes his first change of the evening, with Bangor leading 1-0.